Training Camp Ends: The Bills finished the St. John Fisher College portion of training camp with an afternoon practice session today. The team is now back in Buffalo and will finish preparing for the season at the complex at Ralph Wilson Stadium. Coach Mularkey said after the final workout that he is pleased with the progress J.P. Losman has shown in the camp, he is pleased but Losman still needs to work some. He called every snap in camp a learning experience for his young quarterback. He thinks Losman got around 70% of the reps in camp. They've addressed things that have come out of the two preseason games and they need to continue to get better starting with the Bears game on Friday. Mularkey said the team had as many practices this year as they did last year but the speed of the practice allowed them to get more done and get more reps in. Lionel Gates will get some work with the first team this week since he's been productive when he's had the chance. As is usually the case in the third preseason game the starters will play more. Most of them will play into the third quarter except when they want to get a look at some backups against first teamers like Gates. He said they will continue to work hard but will miss the environment of having the fans at the practices.

Losman Makes Progress In Camp: J.P. Losman addressed the media after last night's practice and said he's looking forward to going home and sleeping in his own bed. He feels he made a lot of progress in camp and got a lot out of it. He likes that he corrected all the mistakes he made and is pleased with how the camp turned out. He feels last night's practice was better than previous night sessions. Losman praised his offensive line. He called them "stellar" and he's very happy and pleased with the time he has had to throw, calling it an awesome feeling. He said he never really got hit hard during the game against the Packers even though it looked like it. He said he has no bumps and bruises. He is ready for the real games to start and hopes to sharpen up some things in the final two preseason games. Anytime he gets a chance to go to Eric Moulds he will go to him. He was double teamed in the first two preseason games but anytime he's one on one he'll look his way. He feels he still needs to work on some conditioning and wants to come out sharper in games. He said he will continue to work to improve and is not satisfied.

Cuts Made To Get More Reps: Coach Mularkey told the media after last night's practice and said the reason for cutting six players early was to get more reps for players that are on the bubble. He also said that it gives the players more time to catch on with other teams. The coach called it a sad moment for the NFL when Thomas Herrion died, he called the league one big family and everyone feels the pain. His condolences go out to the family. Jason Peters and Duke Preston both played well with the first team according to the coach. He said Peters is a lot farther along than anyone expected but said he's not ready to start a game yet but he can hold his own. Mike Gandy seems locked in as the starting right tackle. The coach said he's been solid, doing what they have asked him to do and not trying to do more. He has done some good work against quality competition and he expects him to be up for this week's game against his former team. Preston has been impressive playing guard since he hasn't played the position since high school. He said J.P. Losman is feeling good despite taking some hits against Green Bay. The main reason for the extra night practices this year was to give them a few more hours of rest after preseason games. This made them more productive than they would have been if the practice after a game was earlier in the day.

Euhus Out: Coach Mularkey said after last night's practice that Tim Euhus has been ruled out of Friday night's game against Chicago. He said Euhus does have a strained pectoral muscle as it was diagnosed on Saturday. He is expected to miss a couple of weeks but would not put a timeframe on it. He will likely be held out of the preseason finale as well. He will hopefully be ready for opening day. Ross Tucker also missed practice last night. He did not play against Green Bay despite dressing. He is expected back on the field for the final practice today. Eric Moulds practiced and showed no ill effects from his bruised ribs except dropping a bomb from J.P. Losman. He had just got the wind knocked out of him in the hit he took against Green Bay. He was given the choice to miss last night's practice but decided to participate. Injury Page.